Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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A detailed lesson on the JLPT N5 kanji 中 (chuu, naka) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences with English translations.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 田 (rice field) with stroke order animation, readings, usage frequency data, and example words. Suitable for learners studying kanji from beginner to intermediate levels.
Detailed kanji study page for 言 (say. word) showing stroke order, readings, components, and example words.
Blog post explaining mnemonic techniques for memorizing Japanese characters and vocabulary. Covers various mnemonic types and their application to learning kanji, hiragana, and katakana for beginner students.
Interactive drill tool for learning hiragana and katakana through stage-based quizzes with audio and progress tracking. Designed for beginners starting to read Japanese.
Collection of hiragana learning resources including charts with audio, stroke order guides, practice worksheets, and vocabulary examples from anime. Designed for Japanese beginners.
Review of Skritter, a paid spaced repetition app for practicing Japanese kanji and vocabulary writing by hand, with comparisons to other tools like WaniKani.
A curated list of 87 beautiful single-character kanji with their meanings, readings, and cultural significance.
Android app for learning kanji through mnemonic pictures and memory games, with sound, animation, and example sentences for elementary-level Japanese learners.
Interactive kanji stroke order dictionary covering 2,136 Joyo kanji with animated demonstrations, step-by-step guides, audio pronunciation, and practice tools for JLPT and Kanken levels.
Study materials for JLPT N1 kanji and difficult vocabulary, including lists with meanings and readings, practice exercises, and downloadable PDFs for advanced learners preparing for the highest level of the Japanese.
Complete hiragana chart with all 71 characters, animated stroke order diagrams, romaji readings, and memory tricks for each character.
Guide to the 214 kanji radicals with explanations of common radicals, examples of how they combine to form kanji, and study strategies for learners beginning to tackle kanji.
A physical wall calendar featuring 360 kanji from JLPT N5 to N3 levels, with daily entries showing meanings, readings, and vocabulary words for learners who want structured kanji practice integrated into their routine.
Free online kanji tests organized by JLPT level from N5 to N2, with multiple practice tests and answers for each level to help learners assess and improve their kanji knowledge.
Study page for the kanji 皮 (skin) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, memory mnemonics, compound words, and related kanji. Suitable for learners building kanji knowledge.
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Complete katakana chart showing all 46 basic characters, dakuten and handakuten marks, combination sounds, and reading tips with romaji equivalents and audio. For beginners learning to read and write katakana.
Individual kanji entry for 肉 (meat) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, memorable mnemonics, usage examples, and related compound words for learners building kanji knowledge.
Collection of free interactive tools for Japanese learners including a hanko stamp generator, kanji browser, verb conjugator, JLPT flashcards, and travel phrases. Serves learners of all levels.
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